Nov 8, 2009

Telnet Abuse (free Streaming Media !) - watch star wars episode 4

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Telnet Abuse (free Streaming Media !) - watch star wars episode 4

qwijibow
Telnet... it is a tool used for remote logins,
and as a sort of teletext for internet before web browsers were invented.

today its used for fooling around with servers, sending emails the hard way.. and.....

is the newest form of getting free movies.. !

Okok,,, there is no sound, but the subtitles are great.

star wars, episode 4 ( Digitally re-mastered to ASCII ART !!! )

open up a command line (click start->run then type "cmd" for windows users.)

and maximise the window, and type "telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl"

ENJOY !

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flippys
Nice! A funny movie based on ASCII characters!

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szupie
Whoa... Telnet text movies!!! The makers of that movie are incredible! Wonder if it would actually become a popular way to make movies...

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miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG
Absolutely wonderful - that very fact that it can be done in such a way. Thanks for the great entertainment qwiji & looking fwd to more such links. This is one of a kind. I'd seen acsii art earlier and designed some myself - but this is unique. smile.gif

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deivid
wooooow incredible, I cannot believe this, amazing work, never have seen this class of ASCII. The creator of this art must have a lot of free time. tongue.gif

Excellent link.

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Trekkie101
WOWOWOW!

The art is great, infact its amazing,the 20th Century fox thing was even spectacular, there must have been some amount of time spent on that. Wow, still in shock.

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qwijibow
So you like Ascii art ???
that was nothing.

Get over yo souurceforge and get yourself "aalib" its a graphics driver (like openGL) but outputs to ascii art.

Ive played Quake in ascii art, Unreal Tournament in ascii art.
and get this !!!

with aalib and mplayer, you can watch MOVIES IN ASCII ART !!!!
real mpegs avi's divx or DVD's in ascii art.

if you have knoppix, fire it up, and look for a program called "bb" its an asci art demo program, shows you loads of great high resolution real pictures in ascii art.

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sourceanime
amzing work do you have any other telnet links smile.gif absolutely fantastic

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Vagodeoz
BUAJUAJUAJUAJUAJUAJUAJUAJUAJUA (ROFLMAO)
That is hilarous! How long does the movie lasts? And who made it? it's a masterpiece =)

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redsox58
I've seen that BB thing in Knopix and I was totally blown away. But what makes this cool is that its an actuall movie made in ASCII format.

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